What the exhibition explores

The Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art in Ansan marks its 20th anniversary with Index Asia (Korean title *사랑노동아시아하기*). It runs October 29, 2026–February 14, 2027 across Galleries 1–4. Fourteen artists and collectives from eight Asian countries examine labor, migration, disaster, gender, ecology, care and forms of solidarity. Rather than proposing a single image of Asia, the exhibition considers varied experiences and relationships.

What to look for

  • How do working lives, movement across borders and everyday acts of care appear in the artworks?
  • Read each artwork's description before treating an artistic image as literal documentary evidence.
  • The official participating artists include Kim Young-eun, Noh Won-hee, Rieko Shiga, Marcos Kue, Bagus Pandega, Ya Gwang, Wang Tuo, ikkibawikrrr, Jang Bo-yoon, Chu Hao Pei, Kei Imazu, Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Ho Rui An and Hira Nabi.

Practical visit notes

  • Address: 268 Dongsan-ro, Danwon-gu, Ansan-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.
  • General museum hours: Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00, last entry 17:00. Check Monday and holiday closures.
  • Admission: The general guide describes free admission while noting that some special exhibitions may charge. The individual Index Asia admission fee was not confirmed on its exhibition page, so do not assume it is free.
  • Recheck temporary changes, guided tours and ticket conditions on the official page; museum phone 031-481-7000.